Strawberries full of worms and insects: how to disinfect them easily at no cost - Page 2

For a comprehensive cleaning, transfer the strawberries to another metal container filled with water, leaving behind the soiled water in the initial dish. A well-rinsed batch of strawberries implies that the discarded water is laden with insects and worms, eliminating any concerns for both the strawberries and the consumer.
To conclude the cleaning process, meticulously remove the stems from each strawberry. The stem, being a focal point for insects, may still retain residues even after thorough washing. Once this step is completed, your strawberries are ready to be enjoyed immediately or incorporated into a variety of culinary delights such as cakes, desserts, or cocktails.

Embrace this simple yet effective method to savor your strawberries with confidence, free from unwanted guests.

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